War in the Middle East: Iran calls Trump’s “economic war” in violation of international law
Banks, companies or airports that are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of one country should not be forced by other states to..
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Banks, companies or airports, which are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of a country, should not be forced by other states “to renounce lawful trade with a third country,” wrote the Iranian Foreign Office spokesman Ismail Baghai on X. In order to drastically increase the economic pressure on Iran again, US President Donald Trump had threatened with draconian penalties for states that continue to support Iran. Baghai said: “Economic coercion aimed at forcing a sovereign state to change its legitimate political decisions is a clear breach of the law.”. Israelis are prohibited in principle.
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Banks, companies or airports, which are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of a country, should not be forced by other states “to renounce lawful trade with a third country,” wrote the Iranian Foreign Office spokesman Ismail Baghai on X. In order to drastically increase the economic pressure on Iran again, US President Donald Trump had threatened with draconian penalties for states that continue to support Iran.
reliability low1/3 sourcesBaghai said: “Economic coercion aimed at forcing a sovereign state to change its legitimate political decisions is a clear breach of the law.”.
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Israelis are prohibited in principle.
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